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Handle custom containers #42

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jjnesbitt opened this issue Feb 2, 2022 · 2 comments
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Handle custom containers #42

jjnesbitt opened this issue Feb 2, 2022 · 2 comments
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Currently, custom containers (one's that are uploaded to django directly) aren't handled, only containers stored on dockerhub are. IMO the way to handle this is to use Amazon ECR to store these custom containers. Then the Kubernetes Job would specify that the image should be pulled from this repo, instead of dockerhub. Here are some kubernetes docs regarding this.
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I think this is handled, right? Isn't this what we did for the LBNL use case?

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I think this is handled, right? Isn't this what we did for the LBNL use case?

It's handled locally but not if deployed on a K8s cluster.

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